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10-06-08, 08:58 PM

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Door Frame Damage

I about to purchase a house and will need to perform some repairs. The previous owners had a couple of storm doors that were removed and left some damage to the frame. What is the best way to go about fixing this.

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10-06-08, 09:18 PM

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Smart man, including pictures without prompting.

Look into epoxy wood filler. It's widely available.

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10-07-08, 03:56 AM

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What he said, Minwax has one available at big box and hardware/paint stores.

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